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Dr.
Yael Landman

Dr. Yael Landman is Affiliated Fellow at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and Acquisitions Editor for Gorgias Press. She holds a Ph.D. from Yeshiva University.

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Asham of False Oaths: Why Does the Offender Confess?

Drawing on biblical and ancient Near Eastern evidence about the consequences of swearing falsely, I suggest a new understanding of the asham case (Lev 5:20-26) involving property violation and a subsequent false oath.

Asham of False Oaths: Why Does the Offender Confess?

Drawing on biblical and ancient Near Eastern evidence about the consequences of swearing falsely, I suggest a new understanding of the asham case (Lev 5:20-26) involving property violation and a subsequent false oath.

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